avec in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for avec in the English»Spanish Dictionary

smart aleck [ˈsmɑrd ˌælək], smart alec N inf

smart aleck

sabihondo m / sabihonda f inf

smart aleck

sabelotodo mf inf

smart aleck

listo m / lista f

a smart-aleck lawyer

un abogado que se las sabe todas

aver <pres part averring; pt, pp averred> [Am əˈvər, Brit əˈvəː] VB trans form

aver

afirmar

aver

asegurar

avert [Am əˈvərt, Brit əˈvəːt] VB trans

1. avert eyes/gaze:

avert

apartar

to avert sth from sth

apartar algo de algo

2. avert:

avert danger/suspicion

evitar

avert accident/strike

impedir

avert accident/strike

evitar

avert threat

conjurar

AVC N

1. AVC RADIO, TV → automatic volume control

2. AVC (to pension plan) (in UK) → additional voluntary contribution

Ave N

Ave → Avenue

Ave

Avda.

Ave

Av.

avid [Am ˈævəd, Brit ˈavɪd] ADJ

1. avid (enthusiastic) attr:

avid reader/interest

ávido

avid fan/follower

ferviente

2. avid (greedy) pred:

to be avid for sth

estar ávido de algo

avow [Am əˈvaʊ, Brit əˈvaʊ] VB trans liter

avow

reconocer

avow

confesar

she avowed herself (to be) one of his followers

reconoció or admitió ser seguidora suya

SEC N

SEC (in US) → Securities and Exchange Commission

spec [Am spɛk, Brit spɛk] N

on spec inf

por si las moscas inf

on spec inf

por si acaso

I called on spec

la llamé por si acaso (estuviera)

I called on spec

la llamé por si las moscas inf

TEC N

TEC (in UK) → Training and Enterprise Council

avec in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for avec in the English»Spanish Dictionary

smart-alec(k) [ˈsmɑ:tˈælɪk, Am ˌsmɑ:rtˈ-] N pej inf

smart-alec(k)

sabelotodo mf

avert [əˈvɜ:t, Am -ˈvɜ:rt] VB trans

1. avert (prevent):

avert

prevenir

2. avert (turn away):

to avert one's eyes from sth

desviar la mirada de algo

to avert one's thoughts from sth

apartar sus pensamientos de algo

avid [ˈævɪd] ADJ

avid

ávido, -a

avow [əˈvaʊ] VB trans form

1. avow (admit):

avow

admitir

2. avow (declare):

avow

declarar

Ave. N

Ave. abbreviation of Avenue

Ave.

Avda.

EEC [ˌi:i:ˈsi:] N no pl

EEC HISTORY abbreviation of European Economic Community

EEC

CEE f

OPEC [ˈəʊpek, Am ˈoʊ-] N

OPEC abbreviation of Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

OPEC

OPEP f

See also Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries N

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries

Organización f de Países Exportadores de Petróleo

AEC N Am

AEC abbreviation of Atomic Energy Commission

AEC

CEA f

sec [sek] N

sec → second

sec

seg. m

See also second³, second², second¹

second³ [sɪˈkɒnd, Am -ˈkɑ:nd] VB trans Brit, Aus

second officer, staff:

second

destinar

second² [ˈsekənd] N (unit of time)

second

segundo m

per second

por segundo

at that very second

en ese preciso instante

just a second!

¡un segundo!

it won't take a second!

¡sólo será un momento!

I.second¹ [ˈsekənd] ADJ

1. second (after first):

second

segundo, -a

every second boy/cat

uno de cada dos chicos/gatos

every second year

cada dos años

every second week

una semana sí y otra no

to be second

ser el segundo

the second biggest town

la segunda ciudad más grande

to be second only to sb/sth

ser superado únicamente por alguien/algo

to be second to none

no ser inferior a nadie

2. second (another):

second

otro, -a

to be a second Mozart

ser otro Mozart

to give sb a second chance

dar a alguien una segunda oportunidad

to have second thoughts about sb/sth

dudar de alguien/algo

on second thoughts Brit, Aus, on second thought Am, Aus

pensándolo bien

to do sth a second time

volver a hacer algo

to get one's second wind

recobrar el aliento

to have a second helping

repetir de algo

3. second Brit, Aus:

the second floor Brit

el segundo piso

the second floor Brit

el tercer piso LatAm

the second floor Am

el primer piso

the second floor Am

el segundo piso LatAm

II.second¹ [ˈsekənd] N

1. second Brit (second-class degree):

second

título calificado con la segunda o tercera nota que es posible obtener en el Reino Unido

2. second no pl (second gear):

second

segunda f

3. second pl (extra helping):

can I have seconds?

¿puedo repetir?

4. second COMM (imperfect item):

second

artículo m con defectos de fábrica

5. second (in duel):

second

padrino m

6. second MUS:

second

segunda f

7. second (seconder):

second

persona f que secunda una propuesta

III.second¹ [ˈsekənd] ADV

1. second (second place):

second

en segundo lugar

2. second (second class):

to travel second

viajar en segunda

IV.second¹ [ˈsekənd] VB trans

1. second (support in debate):

second

secundar

2. second form (back up):

second

apoyar

I.leave¹ [li:v] left, left left, left VB trans

1. leave (depart from):

leave

salir de

leave school, university

abandonar

leave work

dejar

to leave home

irse de casa

2. leave:

leave (not take away with)

dejar

leave (forget)

olvidar(se)

to leave sth to sb

dejar algo a alguien

to leave sth at home

dejar(se) algo en casa

to leave a note/message (for sb)

dejar una nota/un mensaje (para alguien)

to leave stains

dejar manchas

3. leave (put in a situation):

to leave sb alone

dejar a alguien en paz

to be left homeless

quedarse sin hogar

to leave sth open

dejar algo abierto

Phrases:

to leave a lot to be desired

dejar mucho que desear

to leave it at that

dejarlo

II.leave¹ [li:v] left, left left, left VB intr

leave

marcharse

leave

despabilarse LatAm

III.leave¹ [li:v] left, left left, left N

leave

partida f

to take (one's) leave (of sb)

despedirse (de alguien)

Phrases:

to take (complete) leave of one's senses

perder la cabeza (completamente)